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Greenbrier announces strong new railcar orders led by surging demand for tank cars and automotive-related products
Over $430 million in new business earned since September 1 across multiple railcar types
Jan 07, 2013, 08:42 EST
LAKE OSWEGO, Ore., Jan. 7, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Led by strength in tank cars and its automotive-related products, The Greenbrier Companies, Inc. (NYSE: GBX) announced today it is meeting robust demand for new railcars in North American and European markets with orders for over 4,200 units valued at over $430 million since the start of its current fiscal year which began on September 1, 2012.
Continued strength in North American shale energy markets generated orders for 1,250 of Greenbrier's higher margin tank cars with a value of approximately $160 million. While Greenbrier has aggressively ramped tank car production over the last year in response to strong demand, order activity in the current fiscal year is diversified across a broad range of railcar types, with current tank car orders representing only 30 percent of all new business since September 1, 2012.
Greenbrier has also received orders in North America and Europe for 1,400 automotive-related products valued at $140 million. In North America, the Company has received orders for nearly 1,000 automotive racks. Orders for 89-foot flatcars to support the rack deliveries are anticipated later in the fiscal year. In Europe, the Company has received orders for more than 400 automotive-related railcars.
Greenbrier is a leading provider of automotive rail solutions in North America and Europe. It produces the most comprehensive offering of products for the transport of finished vehicles by rail, including Auto-Stack™, Auto-Max™ and Uni-Max™, a new proprietary automotive rack that is adjustable to accommodate a range of vehicle loading requirements.
Driven by a revitalized U.S. auto industry, automotive rail loadings in North America grew 13.9 percent in calendar 2012, according to the American Association of Railroads. Analyst projections indicate sustained year-over-year growth in U.S. auto sales through 2015.
"Our enhanced manufacturing flexibility allows Greenbrier to meet the needs of the booming automotive market while maintaining our competitive position in other railcar types like intermodal double stack, gondolas, forest products and covered hoppers where we have historic strength," said William A. Furman, Greenbrier's president and chief executive officer. "Forest products cars like boxcars and lumber flat cars are now benefitting from recovery in the construction sector."
"We have also responded to the spike in demand for tank cars for the energy market, targeting an annual build rate in North America of about 3,800 cars per year by December 2013. The increased rate of tank car production will drive higher volumes and margins in our manufacturing segment, especially in the second half of our current fiscal year. During our 2012 fiscal year, production of tank cars was approximately 1,000 units. We expect to be building over 300 tank cars per month at the end of this calendar year," Furman added. " These orders illustrate the benefits now being realized from the expansion of our low-cost and agile manufacturing footprint. Greenbrier's expanded manufacturing capability furthers our integrated business model which enables us to deliver increased value to railcar customers and sustain financial performance throughout the often volatile railcar business cycle."
"This strategy, coupled with a more robust leasing model, has allowed us to increase share in the highly attractive energy segment, including frack sand cars and tank cars for oil and chemicals," Furman continued. "We have responded to burgeoning demand in the energy sector by delivering over 11,000 hopper and tank cars with a value of nearly $1 billion in the past 3 years. In 2013, we will begin selling railcars to transport plastic pellets for which we anticipate strong demand in 2014 and 2015."
Certain orders referenced in this release are subject to customary documentation and completion of terms. Greenbrier will announce its financial results for the fiscal quarter ended November 30, 2012 on January 9, 2013. For more information please see Investor Relations at www.gbrx.com.
Greenbrier, (www.gbrx.com), headquartered in Lake Oswego, Oregon, is a leading supplier of transportation equipment and services to the railroad industry. Greenbrier builds new railroad freight cars in its four manufacturing facilities in the U.S. and Mexico and marine barges at its U.S. facility. It also repairs and refurbishes freight cars and provides wheels and railcar parts at 39 locations across North America. Greenbrier builds new railroad freight cars and refurbishes freight cars for the European market through both its operations in Poland and various subcontractor facilities throughout Europe. Greenbrier owns approximately 10,000 railcars, and performs management services for approximately 221,000 railcars.
"SAFE HARBOR" STATEMENT UNDER THE PRIVATE SECURITIES LITIGATION REFORM ACT OF 1995: This presentation may contain forward-looking statements, including statements regarding expected new railcar production volumes and schedules, expected customer demand for the Company's products and services, plans to increase manufacturing capacity, new railcar delivery volumes and schedules, growth in demand for the Company's railcar services and parts business, and the Company's future financial performance. Greenbrier uses words such as "anticipates," "believes," "forecast," "potential," "goal," "contemplates," "expects," "intends," "plans," "projects," "hopes," "seeks," "estimates," "could," "would," "will," "may," "can," "designed to," "foreseeable future" and similar expressions to identify forward-looking statements. These forward-looking statements are not guarantees of future performance and are subject to certain risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from in the results contemplated by the forward-looking statements. Factors that might cause such a difference include, but are not limited to, reported backlog is not indicative of our financial results; turmoil in the credit markets and financial services industry; high levels of indebtedness and compliance with the terms of our indebtedness; write-downs of goodwill, intangibles and other assets in future periods; sufficient availability of borrowing capacity; fluctuations in demand for newly manufactured railcars or failure to obtain orders as anticipated in developing forecasts; loss of one or more significant customers; customer payment defaults or related issues; actual future costs and the availability of materials and a trained workforce; failure to design or manufacture new products or technologies or to achieve certification or market acceptance of new products or technologies; steel or specialty component price fluctuations and availability and scrap surcharges; changes in product mix and the mix between segments; labor disputes, energy shortages or operating difficulties that might disrupt manufacturing operations or the flow of cargo; production difficulties and product delivery delays as a result of, among other matters, changing technologies, production of new railcar types, or non-performance of subcontractors or suppliers; ability to obtain suitable contracts for the sale of leased equipment and risks related to car hire and residual values; difficulties associated with governmental regulation, including environmental liabilities; integration of current or future acquisitions; succession planning; all as may be discussed in more detail under the headings "Risk Factors" and "Forward Looking Statements" in our Annual Report on Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended August 31, 2012, and our other reports on file with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements, which reflect management's opinions only as of the date hereof. Except as otherwise required by law, we do not assume any obligation to update any forward-looking statements.
SOURCE The Greenbrier Companies, Inc. (GBX)


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Stamford hockey holds off rival Westhill for first win
STAMFORD -- Winning hasn't come easily for the Stamford and Westhill High School boys hockey teams so far this season. And Wednesday night, as the two teams clashed in a good, old-fashioned city game, it only got more difficult.
In a physical battle that included 12 penalties and several near melees, Stamford ended its winless streak with a 2-1 victory at Terry Conners Rink.
"Typical city game," Stamford coach Doug Robinson said. "I expected that."
Andrew Tuccinardi and Michael Zarrilli had goals for Stamford (1-4) while Scott Reville scored for Westhill (0-3-1), which dominated the penalty-plagued third period but couldn't come up with the equalizer.
"We stepped it up in the third period but we were sluggish in the first period," Westhill coach John Santagata said. "We could've been more intense early."
Stamford came out flying and seemed poised to build a solid lead as the Vikings were not matching the Knights' intensity. Tuccinardi scored a power play goal for the Knights with 7:36 remaining in the first period off a nice pass from Justin Nizolek. But Westhill goalie Tyler Phillipson kept it close. Phillipson was superb in goal, finishing with 22 saves.
Stamford, which had lost to four strong non-conference opponents leading up to Wednesday, made it 2-0 just 2:38 into the second period. Zarrilli controlled a loose puck in front of Phillipson and scored an unassisted goal on a scramble in front of the goal.
But late in the second period things started getting chippy. The Knights took a few silly penalties but maintained their two-goal advantage thanks to the strong play of goalie Hunter Alderman. Alderman stopped 26 shots, many of the difficult variety.
"(Alderman) had a real strong game," Robinson said. "That's two good games in a row for him (Stamford lost to Suffield/Granby/Windsor Locks 2-0 in its last game). When he's on, we're on."
Alderman was put to the test in the final 15 minutes. Westhill, which had 11 shots on goal in the first two periods, pummeled Alderman with 16 shots in the final period. But aside from Reville's great individual effort with 10:07 left to play during a two-man advantage for the Vikings, Alderman and the Knights would not be denied this victory.
"We've been in every game even if the scores don't indicate that," Robinson said. The Knights had been outscored 20-6 in their four losses. "I think we showed we can skate with anybody, even if the record doesn't indicate that. It's the first win; we need eight to get in (the state tournament)."
Westhill nearly played its third overtime game. The Vikings lost to Greenwich 4-3 in OT and ended OT tied 1-1 with Fermi/Enfield/East Granby/Suffield. Now they have to learn how to win these close ones.
"We're young, we play only two seniors, so I didn't have high expectations coming into the season," Santagata said. "We have trouble finishing with only five goals in four games, so this is a building year for us."
Stamford 2, Westhill 1
Records: Stamford 1-4, Westhill 0-3-1.
Goals: S--Andrew Tuccinardi, Michael Zarrilli; W--Scott Reville. Assists: S--Justin Nizolek; W--none. Goalie saves: S--Hunter Alderman 26; W--Tyler Phillipson 22.


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In our last episode, I wrote about how a mentor of mine has told me that when a seed is planted, the first thing that comes up is a little dirt. She says this to help any of her students and mentees get through the often confusing and painful parts of becoming conscious, setting new intents, shifting old patterns, etc.
Below I have compiled a list based on exhaustive (and exhausting!) research of the ten best things to do in the case of dirt arising…
1 – Cultivate the observer
The observer is the ever-present part of you that can objectively watch you in any situation and recognize when you are lost in your "stuff" or when you're getting hooked. The way I experience the observer is that I can honestly recognize when I am thinking stuff that isn't serving anybody. Even when my mind is lost in a self-defeating yammer, I'm constantly and consciously aware of a part of me that is witnessing and knows this is not who I really am. It's a peaceful place.
The benefit that comes from allowing this witness more and more is that you come to know yourself so much better. For instance, I know that there are times when I do need to just change my thoughts. To just slap the pink icing on the poop. I'll say something like, "Okay, are we really doing this again, Christine?" And I simply say no, we're not. And I find the affirmation or I just turn away from that thought and move on.
Then there are the other times. When the fixation is fixated, and the inner-whiney-chick is just gonna need a little more attention. Over time, I've come to recognize which place I'm in. And believe it or not, giving some attention to the whiney-chick has been helpful.
Knowing those spaces is about knowing the self. Not in a narcissistic way. In an honest clear way. You can start knowing yourself by calling on your inner observer. If, even for a minute, you can look upon yourself and say, "What do I need right now?" without judgment, you will have progressed. Daily meditation is one of the best practices in cultivating the observer.
2 – Feel a little bit better
One of the most valuable points in Ask and It Is Given by Esther and Jerry Hicks is that you don't have to make yourself go from feeling awful to feeling "GREAT!" All you need to focus on is feeling a little bit better than you do. This releases some of the pressure. Get Ask and It is Given. The exercises in it are designed to do just that.
3 – Remember, "You create your own reality" doesn't have to be followed by "…and so it's all your fault and something must be wrong with you."
One of the patterns I see time and time again when people read Louise Hay or watch The Secret or learn about "creating reality" is that they take this teaching — which has many levels to it — and they use it to beat the living crap out of themselves. In other words, they become Catholic all over again. It's like all the people who think they've "recovered" from the rigid religions of their youths, then go off into other spiritual paths, and still use the same guilt techniques that they were running from in the first place.
4 – Back to Basics
If you see yourself if #3, then you may have to back up a step and recognize that this pattern is what has to be dealt with first. The intent might have to shift from being a gajillionaire to being worthy at all.
Sometimes people get so totally excited by the notion of "I can do anything! And look! All those people on The Secret are so wealthy and happy, and I can have all of that!" So they begin down the road of the BIG affirmation. Then when the dirt comes up, there's so very much of it that they don't know where to begin.
Get basic when the dirt comes up. Safety, worthiness, compassion, kindness, beauty, being loved and adored — these are the concepts to begin with. The temptation is to rush, to try to "catch up." But making a foundation of the basics will ultimately get you further in deeper ways.
5 – Look at all of it as an experiment
Every now and then, remind yourself that the best thing about learning that you can create your reality is that your whole life becomes an experiment. Have a little fun with that idea. Say things like, "Hmmmm. I wonder what would happen if I really simply focused on________." Or "I wonder if I really actually could visualize and think myself a new hybrid car." Really, why not? What do you have to lose?
6 – Nap
Practical steps work too. Rather than ignoring the dirt and letting it slowly evolve into a Really Bad Day and eventual breakdown, be kind to yourself. Set the alarm for 20 minutes and take a nap. Seriously, I do think so many people are trying to do all of this stuff in a state of total exhaustion.
My cat Atticus naps more than any being I know. (He is writing a personal growth book called "The Power of Nap.") And his life works perfectly. He gets all the food he needs. He's at his perfect weight. He's wealthy in flannel and down. He has daily (sometimes hourly) massages. When he wants to go out, someone lets him out. When he wants to come back in (even if it's 18 seconds later) someone lets him back in. And the only time he worries is when the big loud machine steals the tufts of fur that he had so carefully left on the floor. Napping is his secret.
7 – Containerize
If the emotions or the poor-me story needs to come out and be looked at, then try containerizing it. This is simply an intent-within-the-intent process. If you need to talk out your fears or your negativity, then create the intent to containerize for a while. This is an off-limits "no longer creating my reality" container. Call a friend and explain to him that you need a listening ear. Explain that he is not allowed to feel sorry for you or give advice. He is not to give any "power" to your story. He is there to allow the container to happen. You just need to let it out. Or you can do the same in your journal. Let it all out there. Be sure to create a container for it.
8 – Lose the Story and see what's left
If emotions are what's coming up, try this. Try just sitting still and letting the emotions be there without the story that has attached itself to them. Feel sad and say "bring it on" to the sadness, but make sure that the story of "how awful my co-workers are because they never invite me to lunch!" isn't part of the sadness. Just allow the sadness. Most of the time, it will move through and out. The challenge is to leave the story and all of its dramas behind.
9 – Get help
There are many many healers, practitioners, and coaches out there who can help you work through some of the deeper dirt that comes up. I don't often recommend therapy, as it tends to focus on the problem itself. But more and more I'm hearing about more spiritually focused therapists, who are challenging their clients to see life situations from a higher perspective. Several friends of mine have had great results from working with Psych-K practitioners. I love any and all energy healing and alternative therapies.
10 – Banish results-oriented thinking
"Well, I affirmed that I'd win a Grammy award and that Madonna would invite me over to do yoga, and that was last week and it still hasn't happened, so I'm going to conclude that all of this stuff is just hooey."
The best way to approach "creating your reality" is to lose the attachment to the results. This brings us back to #1, the observer — watch where it takes you and allow surprises to come out of nowhere. I had done lots of work on myself before I began studying this whole "your thinking creates your reality" idea. And the one thing I said to myself was, "Hey, I don't know if it works. But if nothing else, I'll improve my level of thinking." That was motivation enough. You will get results, for sure. And it might take some time, some dirt, and some processes. Those will be rewards and results in and of themselves.
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Celina Man Arrested On Drug Charges
CELINA — A Mercer County man was arrested Tuesday on drug charges.
According to a news release issued by Mercer County Sheriff Jeff Grey, Jeremy D. Mott, 27, 410 W. Market St., Celina, was arrested on drug trafficking and possession of drug paraphernalia charges during a traffic stop Tuesday. Officers allegedly witnessed a drug transaction involving Mott near a business on Grand Lake Road, near Havemann Road
Mott was driving of a 2001 Saturn, which was seized upon his arrest. He was allegedly found in possession of heroin as well as a marijuana pipe. Deputies were assisted by the Celina Police Department as well as the Grand Lake Task Force. Mott was also the subject of several tips sent to the sheriff's office regarding his alleged drug dealing on the sheriff's website MercerCountySheriff.org. Grey encouraged residents to get involved and report drug issues.


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In the ever-evolving world of trends, it's important to look at color and styling influence through modern eyes. This especially applies to the interior and exterior details when trying to sell a home. You have one shot to make an impression, stand out from the crowd and evoke a certain mood or feeling when trying to engage a prospective buyer. This can all be accomplished with the right color combinations. Listen to Leatrice Eiseman, executive director of the Pantone Color Institute for some quick and easy color tips that can be applied throughout your home when staging it to sell or decorating after you buy.


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Well, it's that time of year again. Time to Kick Off Pancake Week!!! That's right folks Pancake Week is upon us and Fat Tuesday is just two sunny days away. You know what that means, Party Time!!!
As some of you may have already guessed, this blog is no stranger to Pancake Week, or Pancake Day celebrations for that matter. I've posted Dutch Babies,
a Pancake Layer Cake,
And of course, Shrovetide Tidbits & Delicacies.
So you see, both Pancake Week and Pancake Day are "covered so to speak:) But, just in case I've missed anything, here's a little pancake "ditty" I found in the Tummy Tingles booklet endorsed by the Wheat Institute.
As I was driving down the road yesterday, on my way to Katie's Greenhouse, I passed this sign along the road.
In Pennslvania Dutch country, Pancake Day or Shrove Tuesday, is celebrated as Fastnacht Day.
In Germany and in sections of America settled by Germans, Shrove Tuesday is called Fastnacht, Eve of the Fast. The rich foods used in England to make pancakes were transformed in German communities to FastnachtKuchenor, more commonly in this country, fastnachts-rectangular-shaped doughnuts.
Fastnacht has been an important day for the Pennsylvania Germans, and a number of customs arose in connection with it. In some areas the last one out of bed on Shrove Tuesday was called a Fastnacht. The fat in which the doughnuts were fried was used to grease the wheels of the wagon in belief that it stopped destruction caused by rats, mice, and insects. Fastnacht lard was rubbed on the sore udders of cows. It was applied to wounds, and garden instruments were coated with it to protect the vegetables from bugs. Failure to eat Fastnachts on Shrove Tuesday could be highly dangerous, causing failure in the flax crop, an attack of the boils, the inability of the family chicken to hatch eggs, and general bad luck. In like manner, eating Fastnachts would bring good luck and be helpful in filling out the heads of cabbage.
There were also quite a few work taboos. If you sewed on Shrove Tuesday, the chickens would lay no eggs; or if you cut yourself while wielding an ax, the wound would not heal. The Complete Book of American Holidays by Robert J. Myers and the editors of Hallmark Cards. ©1972
I'm hoping to devour a couple of servings of these donuts on Shrove Tuesday. I know what you're thinking, they look more like Pączki. That's fine by me!
It wouldn't be fair for me to "eat in front of you," so here is a recipe for Chocolate Cinnamon Doughnuts from Taste of Home's Prize Winning Chocolate Recipes.
Lest we forget, February 20th is National Cherry Pie Day! And, Toothpick Day! That's right everybody, the first machine for the manufacturing of toothpicks, was patented on February 20, 1872, by Silas Noble and J.P. Cooley, of Granville, Massachusetts. See you all here on Wednesday just in time for National Margarita Day. In the mean time, I have some blog visiting to catch up on:) Enjoy, Louise:)
1. 10 Tips for Perfect Pancakes to Celebrate National Pancake Week 2012
2. Mardi Gras Hurricane Cocktail
3 Homemade Donuts Dunked in Cranberry Chocolate Sauce
4. "Famous" Pancake Recipes


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Article Summary: This article discussed using and troubleshooting the S100 and S300 RAID controller on various operating systems
The S100/300 RAID controller is a software RAID device. It is supported on certain Dell servers with Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server 2008 R2.
ESX and ESXi do not support either card for RAID setup. Refer to VMWare documentation for specific support models for ESX and RAID.
For detailed information on S100/300 RAID controller, refer to the User's Guide. There you will find:
Steps to configure the controller using the virtual disk management utility.
How to initialize physical disks, create virtual disks, swap virtual disks and manage global hot spares.
How to install the Microsoft Windows drivers.
Determining pre-installation requirements.
Installing the driver during operating system installation.
Performing the controller management setup procedure.
For additional information on the S100/300 controller, refer to Dell Knowledge Base Article When adding a PERC S300 RAID controller to a Dell 11G PowerEdge Server, S100 will not function, and onboard SATA may need to be reconfigured.
The definitive user guide for both controllers is available in white paper format on the Dell Support web site. This whitepaper covers the methodology of the RAID implementation, how the systems integrate to Dell Storage Management software, and specific topics about performing operations in the controller BIOS.
On Server operating systems that do support the S100/300 controller, there is a way to recover from serious problems with degraded arrays if other troubleshooting steps have failed. The failed drive can be replaced and added as a global hot spare. this will cause a new drive to replace the failed drive and begin to rebuild the array. Refer to the Dell Community web site for how others have used OpenManage to verify this process is taking place.
Server 2012 does not currently support the S100 or S300 controller. There is, however, a way to convert the controller to an on board SATA controller. Steps to perform this operation are available at the Dell TechCenter web site. There are some choices that can be made if you choose not to convert to SATA. You may purchase a supported PERC controller from Dell. You may also use the Windows Server 2012 solution for RAID. This is all documented at the Dell TechCenter web site.
If there is a need to administer recovery or install the operating system and there is any problem with the methods outlined in this article, there is an alternative method to slipstream the driver into the operating system. The idea is to use vLite or other slipstream tool to load the driver into the operating system binaries. The result is an ISO image that may be burned to a disk. This disk can be be used to boot to the newly burned Windows DVD to perform maintenance, install the operating system, or use recovery options.
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Public Health Preparedness Law
The importance of building public health legal capacity at the local level has been highlighted in many public health journals and through public health incidents, such as H1N1. After action reports from the H1N1 response identified legal hurdles for local health departments such as protection from legal liability; the coordination and procurement of resources and response efforts among local health departments and private-sector organizations; expansion of public health legal authority; and standards for credentialing volunteers. With limited financial and staff resources, local public health departments often do not have easy access to legal assistance especially that which is public health preparedness focused. This complicates the ability of our nations'' local health departments to serve their populations when confronted with legal questions, including those issues involving public health preparedness.


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Visual Learning: Sacred Water
Images, photos, and pictures stimulate the mind. For the viewer, they offer a chance to connect and question. They also offer potential for play and imagination, and pulling the observer into purposeful messages.
Most often, newspaper and magazine readers take a quick glance at photos and their captions. With this YES! lesson plan, you and your students can luxuriate—and pause—to truly understand an image, its message, and why it's interesting (or not).
Download this lesson plan as a PDF
STEP 1: What do you notice?
Ask your students to make sense of the photograph by trusting their instincts of observation and inference. In doing so, the photograph offers possibilities and interpretations beyond a typical reading where the reader glances at the picture to reinforce their interpretation of the picture's title or caption. Do not introduce any facts, captions, or other written words outside of the image. You may hear: clear water, Native American, long hair, little fish, rock, earring, reflection.
STEP 2: What are you wondering?
After you've heard what your students are noticing, you'll probably hear the peppering of questions: Why is this person's hair so long? Is this person going to eat the fish? Why is this person holding the fish so carefully? Was the fish caught with bare hands? Where is this? This is a good time to reveal the photo's caption, accompanying quote, and facts about the actual situation. Watch how the conversation shifts from what they believe to be true to discerning the facts about the photo.
Photo caption
"Rex Bizahaloni of the Diné (Navajo) Tribe stands in the river confluence of the Colorado and Havasupai Canyon. The Grand Canyon is a sacred place to many indigenous tribes yet water rights issues and uranium mining threaten the river corridor. " Photo by Raechel Running
Photo Facts
Situated in the northeastern portion of Arizona and in the northwestern part of New Mexico, the Navajo Nation is the largest Indian reservation in the United States. The average rainfall in this region is from ten to fourteen inches, and is usually confined to two short seasons. Much of the country is barren with few running streams or springs.
In the early 1920s, the first uranium extraction began on the Navajo Nation, with demand increasing exponentially between World War II and the Cold War, when atomic, and then nuclear, weapons were developed. More than 15,000 people have mined uranium since the 1940s, including many Navajos, who were paid low wages and not informed about the hazardous affects that uranium was having on their lives. According to their creation story, the Navajo were given a choice between yellow corn pollen, which possessed positive life elements, and uranium, which was thought of as an element of the underworld that should remain in the earth. When uranium was released from the ground, Navajos believed that they would face great problems, many of which have become reality since mining began and pollutants started entering their bodies and water sources.
The International Council of 13 Indigenous Grandmothers are deeply concerned with the unprecedented destruction of the planet and indigenous ways of life. The grandmothers are from Alaska; North, South, and Central America; Africa; and Asia;, and visit their travel the world to visit sister grandmothers' homelands to pray, advocate, educate, heal, and protect diverse cultures: lands, medicines, language, and ceremonial ways of prayer. Their message of hope is that by going back to the ancient and time-proven earth-based traditions and practices of our Indigenous people, we will be able to break away from our destructive habits and make the changes necessary for our survival.
STEP 3: What next?
Learning more about a photo leads to bigger questions and an opportunity to discuss broader issues and perspectives.
- A water right allows an individual, business, community, or agency to use a specified amount of water. People may own the water right; but never the water. Why do water rights sometimes pose conflicts between landowners and consumers?
- Who typically is exploited when it comes to environmental inequity? What does "environmental justice" mean to you?
- What is your culture or comunity's relationship to the land? Are there certain bodies of water, landmarks, or natural resources that are sacred or significant to you or your community? If so, why?
- In Hawaii, anything new, like a road or building, receives a blessing in a public ceremony. The International 13 Indigenous Grandmothers bless rivers and water around the world. Why do you think blessings are so important in many cultures? Do you or your family participate in blessings?
- What, if anything, should the United Stated government to do protect the Navajo Nation's natural resources?


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The Grand Island Board of Education held a joint meeting with the Grand Island Town Board Monday evening at Grand Island High School. In the latter part of the meeting, trustees considered a varied agenda consisting of mostly updates on long-standing projects and issues.
An accountant from Lumsden and McCormick LLP gave a brief summary of the 2011-12 external audit of the district's "books" as required by the State Education Department. Grand Island continues in very good standing financially. Trustees accepted and approved the report.
In capital project updates, Director of Business and Finance Joe Giarrizzo told the board that he has several avenues of public communication planned before the public vote on the new transportation center on Tuesday, Dec. 18. The information will go out on www.k12.ginet.org, the district's Facebook page, the Grand Island PennySaver and Island Dispatch, "lobby boards" in all school buildings and via public presentations at:
•Charlotte Sidway School, Thursday, Dec. 6, at 1 p.m. and Tuesday, Dec. 11, 6:30 p.m.
•Upcoming PTSA meetings at all schools
Also regarding the capital project, the board approved the State Environmental Quality Review which found that the capital project would not negatively impact the environment in terms of wetlands on Grand Island. The $51 million plus project includes a large technology wing and major auditorium renovations at Grand Island High School, a connecting addition to Kaegebein School, and many health, safety and ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) upgrades and repairs. Details may be viewed at the district website.
In his Superintendent's Report, Robert Christmann said that the local and Regents exam testing day is Wednesday, Jan. 23, 2013. He explained that in previous years, students not taking exams did not attend classes for a full five days of "Regents Week," but that in this coming year, two days of instructional time would be restored to the schedule. He also told the board that technology teachers met with the Niagara Sunday Fliers to discuss at length how the club would be interfacing with students in the program.
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Life has historically been demanding for dads on TV, what with all the dead moms (Bonanza, The Andy Griffith Show, The Courtship of Eddie's Father, My Three Sons, Full House, etc.).
Bloodlines were often optional – as with the '80s primetime craze of rich white people adopting undersized black kids (Diff'rent Strokes, Webster). Or they could be once-removed, like playboy bachelor/architect Uncle Bill (Brian Keith) who took in Buffy, Jody and Cissy on Family Affair after the death of their parents.
The unspoken message about single parenting: Better off dead than divorced. (It occasionally worked the other way. The Partridge Family operated off a dead-dad scenario).
And even within the nuclear family, dads have devolved from benign dictators (Leave It to Beaver) to doofuses (Homer Simpson). In between was the Happy Days' kvetching and sarcastic Mr. C, the easygoing psychologist Tom Seaver (Alan Thicke) on Growing Pains and various degrees of bumblers – Al Bundy of Married… With Children, Hal from Malcolm In The Middle (Bryan Cranston, a million miles removed from the shark-like, meth-dealing Walt White), ALF's Willie Tanner, Family Guy's Peter Griffin.
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In 2006, Jonathan Levine put the finishing touches on what was supposed to be his debut feature, "All the Boys Love Mandy Lane," an erratic deconstruction of the teen slasher film. Then it sat on the shelf.
Finally released after all these years, the movie doesn't show many signs of the talent exhibited in his best work, "The Wackness" (2008). They both explore themes of teen anomie and angst, but the latter (which, unlike "Mandy," Levine also wrote), seems more about life than about generic conventions. Despite moments of black comedy and some memorable images, this "debut'' doesn't offer a lot to love.
As the title suggests, Mandy Lane (Amber Heard), has her admirers, and a sorry lot they are. Like the meathead who drags Mandy and her best friend Emmet (Michael Welch) to his pool party. He uses an offensive epithet for Emmet and asks to see Mandy's panties and nobody will feel bad when he pays the price for his poor judgment.
"Nine months later," as the intertitle states, Mandy and Emmet are estranged, presumably because of the pool party fiasco, and she once again unwisely accepts an invitation from some of the boys who want to get in her drawers. She joins nerdy pothead Red (Aaron Himelstein), cocky jock Bird (Edwin Hodge), and weaselly horn-dog Jake (Luke Grimes), and their camp followers Chloe (Whitney Able) and Marlin (Melissa Price) for a wild weekend at Red's father's Texas ranch. The boys do everything they can to be repulsive — drinking, smoking, groping, talking trash — all enabled by their pathetic groupies, until the scourge of puritanical justice expected in such movies inevitably descends. But the partygoers' horrible but unimaginative fates don't arouse any sympathy or satisfaction; they seem merely sadistic and gratuitous.
Only the identity of the assailant sustains much interest, and how Levine and his screenwriter Jacob Forman can subvert the usual expectations in resolving the story. Could the culprit be the 30-ish ranch hand Garth (Anson Mount), a war vet and victim of tragedy and the only character with depth? Mount's performance brings nuance to the shy, damaged hunk who always shows up lugging a huge phallic shotgun, and the mutual attraction between him and the underaged Mandy (played by Heard with a quizzical blankness that could pass for mystery) suggests an erotic tension with overtones of danger.
Instead of developing that kind of psychological subtlety which might shed light on the adolescent turmoil that is their subject, the filmmakers juggle dead-end plot alternatives and end up with a resolution that is confused, abstract, and arbitrary. Levine does show inspiration in his visuals, with atmospheric shots of the bleak Texas landscape and the sinister-seeming details of the cattle ranch. But in the end Mandy Lane comes off more like a project than a person. The boys all love her; too bad Levine and Forman don't.Peter Keough can be reached at email@example.com.


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Big turnout's a sure cure for Mundelein's Turkula
His first kill of the night was a thing of beauty.
Mundelein senior outside hitter Ian Turkula just schooled his opponent on the other side of the net.
Now, it wasn't a perfect night for Turkula, because his Mustangs (7-7) let once-beaten Vernon Hills off the hook and fell to the Cougars 19-25, 25-21, 25-12 on Wednesday night.
But Turkula really wasn't complaining about the loss that much.
"It was probably the most fun volleyball match I've ever played in,'' Turkula said.
He won't be in school on Thursday. That's because every two weeks he makes the trip to downtown Chicago for another treatment.
Turkula has brain cancer, and he's due for another dose of chemotherapy.
"It's like I get the flu for a couple of hours,'' he said. "I try and stay awake and watch movies or television."
It began with headaches last last spring. By late summer, he had his diagnosis.
"I had a lot of pressure,'' he said. "But I was very surprised by brain cancer."
Naturally his mother, Grazina, was along for the ride to Children's Hospital.
"He had some headaches and his ophthalmologist noticed some swelling,'' she said. "But we have wonderful doctors and Ian has some great friends on the team. They have taken the train to go to see him. His friends are looking out for him."
The good news here is Turkula's tumor is shrinking.
"It's making a difference,'' he said.
Grazina Turkula is also full of compliments for the school her son attends.
"The whole school is behind him,'' she said. "And that's helped with his attitude. His didn't have any hair at Christmas but it's grown back some."
The senior is deciding between Minnesota and Illinois for his college education.
On Playing for a Cure Night in Mundelein, a large crowd turned out to support the teams and Turkula.
"This night was designed to support Ian,'' said Mundelein coach George Dressen. "And that was accomplished. And bringing in Vernon Hills made it special, too."
The Cougars have joined forces with the Mustangs in the past.
"We did this two years ago,'' said Vernon Hills coach Chris Curry. "But now the kids were able to put a face on it. This young man is inspiring."
And perhaps inspired by the play of Turkula, who started the first two sets, the Mustangs (7-7) took set one and opened a 17-14 lead in set two.
"We had a chance at taking the match,'' Dressen said. "And then we had some breakdowns on serve receive. And before you knew it, the momentum had changed."
That momentum had a name: Max Spiglanin. Asked to play a different position most every night, the versatile Spiglanin led all hitters with 14 kills and 5 blocks.
"The kid never complains,'' Curry said.
The Cougars (8-1) are still missing a couple of major players in Michael Heinz and Evan Borden, who are sidelined with injuries. But with the offensive power of Spiglanin and some defensive help from Chris Edwards, Vernon Hills rallied back in set two. With setter Ryan Opitz (25 assists) serving, Spiglanin laced a pair of kills to pull the Cougars ahead.
Set three was close until Danny Rosenstock went to serve with Vernon Hills leading 13-8. Opitz had a pair of no-look kills as the Cougars surged to an 18-9 lead.
Mundelein's win in set one was helped along by the serving of David Everding. An ace led to 5 straight points as Mundelein opened an 18-14 lead.
The Mustangs were led on offense by the powerful Blake Burton (10 kills). Setter Victor Magana had 15 assists. Vernon Hills also had help from Edwards (10 digs), Tyler Small (6 kills, 3 blocks) and Lem Turner (5 kills, 3 blocks).
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Manning out as Airport Manager; Beck gone from Public Works; Jarvis in charge
When the axe fell on Bill Manning, it was quiet. When it fell on Dave Beck, it was even more so.
Both longtime Mammoth managers lost their positions this week as part of a town reorganization that eliminated the Airport Manager/Transit Coordinator job (Manning) and the Maintenance Superintendent job (Beck).
Rather than to wait until the July 1 budget took effect, both left immediately, with severance packages in hand.
"It wasn't about politics," said Town Manager Dave Wilbrecht. "It happened because our resources are so tight."
Both jobs are to fall under the wing of Public Works Director Ray Jarvis, who now has one of the more pressure-packed assignments on the town staff.
He not only will direct airport and transit operations, he also will continue to direct road maintenance and snow removal.
"There is a lot to do," Jarvis said, "and we'll have to concentrate fully to keep our eye on the ball.
"There's a lot of stuff going on at the airport. Losing Bill is a big hit. He had a thorough understanding of how it all worked. Between Brian Picken (assistant airport manager) and me, it will be basically a whole different department.
"At some point, something's got to give, and you don't want that 'give' to be at the airport. We've got to be super-focused. We have to do this for us to recover, and the airport is a key component to our recovery."
Wilbrecht said Jarvis also would be in charge of environmental assessments at the airport, and planning.
"We're going to have a very difficult time managing the town's work," Wilbrecht said, "but we need to do the work."
In a way, it makes sense, especially in terms of snow removal. By being in charge of the town's roads and the airport, Jarvis would be able to better coordinate resources, particularly in heavy snowfalls.
Yet in times of heavy snowfall at the airport, Manning himself would climb into the cab of a snowblower or plow, Jarvis said. Jarvis said he is completely untrained for that aspect of the job.
"No way do you want me in a snowblower," he said with a laugh.
In losing Beck, Jarvis is losing one of the most respected snow-removal experts in the country.
At 53, Beck has moved snow in Mono County and Mammoth for 30 years.
He grew up with his parents in Aspendale and has worked here since 1982. He knows every boulder, driveway and snow pole all along the 110-lane miles in town.
He's worked big winters, not-so-big winters, and with snow that is so laden with moisture that even his fleet of machines can't budge it.
Manning's situation is entirely different.
Holding an "at will" (non-union) position, Manning found himself at the heart of the Terry Ballas-Town of Mammoth Lakes breach of agreement lawsuit that resulted in the $42 million judgment against the town.
That, compounded with a $2.8 million budget shortfall (the result of a bad snow year and a Transient Occupancy Tax wipeout), has left the town cutting costs to the bone.
This week, the cuts went to the marrow of the bone.
Manning was a central and controversial character in the courtroom at Bridgeport Superior Court, and figured prominently in the California Appeals panel to uphold the Bridgeport decision.
Last year, the California Supreme Court decided not to hear the case, based on the appeals decision.
Manning also figured prominently in employee relations conflicts at the airport.
But in the end, it was not a termination; it was the elimination of his job entirely.
So, too, with Beck.
That leaves Jarvis holding the ball.
"There is a lot to have to concentrate on," he said. "This has completely added stress and strain on the people who are left. It will require us to have a strong list of priorities."


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Officials at Ryu-Kon Group have announced their permanent move to Niagara Falls. There three-day convention will bring in crowds from around the globe to promote creativity with anime, gaming, steampunk, pop culture, art, creative careers and more. The Ryu-Kon Anime & Gaming Convention, which had its debut last summer in Canandaigua, will take place July 26-28 at The Conference & Event Center Niagara Falls.
Every year, fans eagerly await the chance to meet the celebrity guests, including actors, directors, producers, authors and even a celebrity comedian lineup. This year, organizers are getting buzz about their plans to bring together the U.S. and Canada for an "Extreme Treasure Hunt" taking place on the Sunday of the con.
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Dale D. Vanderpool, 65 formerly of Kane, died Jan. 6, 2011 in West Reading, where he had been a resident since 2002.He was the husband of Catherine A. (Smith) Vanderpool, of Findlay, Ohio, whom he married Feb. 13, 1987.Born March 26, 1945 in Sayre, he was a son of the late Lamont B. and Catherine M. (Wells) Vanderpool.Dale was a member of Kane United Methodist Church. He was a loving father and husband who enjoyed spending time with his family camping, hiking and enjoying the outdoors. Dale also liked hunting and fishing and was an avid golfer. He received his Bachelor of Arts in Theology from Wesleyan College, Allentown, and a Masters in Education Degree in Special Education from Bloomsburg University, Bloomsburg.Dale was a Nazarene minister in Findlay, Ohio, from 1980 to 1983. He was a youth counselor at Red Rock Job Core, Lopez, from 1983 to 1986, and he taught in the St. Mary's School District from 1987 to 1991.In addition to his wife, Dale is survived by his sons, Phillip L. Vanderpool, Bronx, N.Y., and Daniel M. Vanderpool of U.S. Air Core and daughters, Anne Spence and Mary K. (Katie) Spence, both of Findlay, Ohio.He was preceded in death by his brothers Richard Vanderpool, Ernest Vanderpool, and John (Jack) Vanderpool. He is also survived by his siblings: Paul P. Vanderpool, Sayre, Lyle L., Wetherford, Texas; Albert A., Athens, Ethel E., Lyon Station, Gail J. Acker, Kutztown, Linda L. Stufflet, Fleetwood, Donna M. Vanderpool, Lyon Station, Robert R. Vanderpool, Hamburg, and Doris A. Orth, Kutztown. Services were held Monday, Jan. 10, 2011 by Reverend Lloyd H. Herbert. Dale's final resting place is at Lacey Street Cemetery, Laceyville. Online condolences may be recorded at www.ludwickfh.com.


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crispybits wrote:Hmmm, wikipedia or the global catholic network, which is more likely to give a full account? I read the whole ETWN articla and it doesn't even mention the change in law about claiming freedom or the approval of mulim slaves.
So I went looking, and rejecting any sources that were worded with only as much detail and in a very similar way to wikipedia (becuase I know a lot of sites will quote it without credit). How about the London School of Economics, where I found this paper:
http://www2.lse.ac.uk/economicHistory/R ... eSmith.pdf
Starts on the catholic section towards the bottom of page 7, I'm not going to quote it in here but it's pretty clear that the early catholic church through until after the time of Paul III, while not all endorsing slavery, often failed to condemn it. Others outright allowed it as long as the slave was a heretic.
There is a HUGE difference between what the Roman Catholic church said and says and wha the Bible says. Roman Catholics sometimes like to pretend they are the only Bible followers, the only Christians and certainly the only "true" church, but there are several million Christians who disagree.
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The movie is tough-minded: It zeroes in on Patrick's anger at dating a closeted football star, and it doesn't let Charlie off the hook for his cruelty or self-pity.
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A heartfelt but rather generic coming-of-age dramedy.
While there are humorous and poignant moments, this angst-filled story of tender kisses, awkward dances, friends drifting apart, kindly English teachers, unrequited crushes and drug-addled partying has a nagging sense of deja vu.
It offers the rare pleasure of an author directing his own book, and doing it well. No one who loves the book will complain about the movie, and especially not about its near-ideal casting.
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Book-based drama for mature teens tackles tough subjects.
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Parents need to know that The Perks of Being a Wallflower (based on the same-named book by Stephen Chbosky) is an edgy, moving, and layered coming-of-age dramedy that's frank about the troubles and exploits of teenagers. You see them fret over their futures, push back against parental intervention, drink, make out, and use drugs. One girl also blithely jokes about being bulimic. Expect to see couples (both same- and opposite-sex) making out, teens bullying each other, and plenty of swearing. There's also a big reveal about a major, tragic trauma. Harry Potter's Emma Watson co-stars, but this is a much more mature role for her than Hermione.
Messages: Teens may sometimes feel lost or inconsequential, but when they find their footing and are able to tap into their authentic selves, they can feel (per the movie) "infinite."
Role models: Charlie has issues -- he blacks out when he's in a fight, for instance, seemingly out of rage -- but despite the challenges he's faced, he's a loyal friend with good intentions and a big, open heart. His friends, though juggling their own issues, are kind and supportive of one another.
Violence: One character is shown to have assaulted another who's defenseless (to provide more specifics is a big spoiler, but it's tragic). A truck is shown barreling straight for another car, the driver in peril. Teen boys harass a gay student and, at one point, beat him up; another rises to his defense, pummeling the others (viewers see mostly the aftermath). Another gay teen hides in the closet for fear that his parents and friends will disown him or worse. A boy hits a girl.
Sex: Both same- and opposite-sex couples make out (viewers see them kissing and groping each other), and there's talk of people having sex, though viewers don't really see it.
Language: Language includes "f--k" (once), "s--t," "ass," "a--hole," "jerk," "spaz," "piss," "slut," "hell," "goddamn," "oh my God," and more. The word "f-g" is used as a slur.
Consumerism: Brands seen/mentioned include Olive Garden.
Drinking, drugs and smoking: Underage teens drink (beer and hard liquor), mostly at parties, where they also smoke weed. One teen also has an acid trip.
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Freight availability rose 1.8% in June for both vans and flatbeds compared to May, but only 0.6% for refrigerated trailers. Compared to the record volume of June 2012, however, freight availability declined 9.5%. Volume dropped 9.5% for vans and 6.8% for flatbeds, but reefer load availability rose 3.9%, year over year.
Spot market rates rose 4.5% for vans in June compared to May, flatbed rates edged up 0.6% and reefer rates rose 6.0%. On a year-over-year basis, van rates declined 2.1% and flatbeds dropped 8.3% from the extremely high pricing levels of June 2012 in that segment. Reefer rates rose only 0.6% in June, compared to June 2012.
Rates are derived from DAT RateView, which is based on $18 billion of actual transactions paid by brokers, 3PLs and shippers to carriers. Reference rates are for line haul only, excluding fuel surcharges, which were unchanged in June on a month-over-month basis, but declined 2.0 percent compared to June 2012.
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Even mild hearing loss can affect a child's ability to speak and understand language, as well as impact behavioral development. Nemours' audiologists use state-of-the-art technology and innovative testing techniques to assess your child's hearing sensitivity. We can evaluate and treat hearing at any age, beginning at birth.
Hearing loss in children occurs in an estimated three out of every 1,000 babies born in the United States each year. At Nemours, we are dedicated to finding the best solutions to address each child's hearing impairment, and we're committed to counseling and educating families to be advocates for their children in the community.
We have board certified audiologists who are licensed with specialized experience in pediatric audiology.
Our audiologists help diagnose and develop treatment plans for children with hearing disorders such as:
- hearing loss
- (central) auditory processing disorder (APD)
- auditory neuropathy spectrum disorder (ANSD)
- balance (vestibular) and dizziness disorders
At Nemours/Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children and a number of Nemours Children's Clinic locations in the Delaware Valley and North and Central Florida, we are also able to provide children with hearing impairment special services.
These services include:
- prescriptions for hearing aids and other assistive and/or amplification devices as well as instruction on the use, care and maintenance of these devices
- cochlear implant, programming and therapy
- counseling for families regarding adjustment to hearing aids and cochlear implants
- specialized programs for children diagnosed with central auditory processing disorder or auditory neuropathy spectrum disorder
- working with a child's school and teacher to ensure proper classroom equipment and modifications are in place
We look forward to forming close relationships with our patients and monitoring their progress over time.
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Hours: Monday–Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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- Christine Cook, MS, CCC-A
- Lauren Corn, AuD, CCC-A
- Anne Mull, AuD, CCC-A
- Sharon Nazemi, AuD, CCC-A
- Stacy Payne, MA, CCC-A
- Katie Sawaya, MA
- Lauren Stack, AuD, CCC-A
- photo ID
- medical and pharmacy insurance cards
- preferred pharmacy name and phone number
- names and dosage of all medications, including over-the-counter medication, your child is currently taking
- guardianship and custody papers, if a legal guardian rather than a parent accompanies your child
New Patients
Bring these forms for your first appointment:
- Authorization for Treatment and Release of Information (PDF)
- Assignment of Benefits (PDF)
- Notice of Limited Liability (PDF)
Returning Patients
New Patient Forms
- Authorization for Treatment and Release of Information (PDF)
- Assignment of Benefits (PDF)
- Notice of Limited Liability (PDF)
Returning Patient Forms
- Patient Presents Without Legal Guardian (PDF)
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Note: A parent or legal guardian must be with a child for a first visit.
Resources for Patients & Families
- Insurance We Accept: See accepted insurance, listed by location.
- Pay Your Bill: Use online bill pay or send by mail.
- Financial Assistance: Get help with your child's health care expenses.
- MyNemours: Access your child's medical record online.
Nemours board-certified Audiologists provide audiological testing and evaluations for children with hearing, balance, and other ear-related problems at Nemours Children's Specialty Care, Jacksonville South.
Call for an appointment to find out about scheduled days and available testing. (Hearing aid fittings are done downtown at Nemours Children Clinic, Jacksonville.)
Working Together to Meet Your Child's Hearing Needs
Early identification and management of hearing loss and auditory disorders is crucial to minimizing delays in speech, language and cognitive development. At Nemours, we use the most up-to-date equipment and innovative pediatric assessment techniques to determine your child's hearing sensitivity and management needs.
We also take a multi-disciplinary approach for our many of our services, collaborating with our Nemours ENT (Ear, Nose and Throat) specialists and others, to gather the information and details needed to assist your child most effectively.
Our services include assessment, management and monitoring of children with conditions such as:
We are North Florida's referral center for children with central) auditory processing disorder (CAPD). Children with CAPD have no problem hearing, but they do have difficulty interpreting and storing words that are heard because the ears and brain do not fully coordinate.
Our Pediatric Vestibular team offers advanced testing and treatment for balance problems (dizziness, falling or the sensation of falling, headaches, disorientation, or nausea) caused by problems of the inner ear. Our state-of-the-art and pediatric-friendly equipment helps pinpoint the cause of the problem, to provide appropriate treatments and recommendations.
We have a specialized program for children with auditory neuropathy spectrum disorder (ANSD), an auditory nerve disorder that can make it difficult for children to hear or distinguish one sound from another. Our program targets diagnosis, treatment, and research.
About 3 in 1,000 babies are born with hearing loss (also called hearing impairment), making it the most common birth defect. A hearing problem can also develop later in life. Our program is designed to closely monitor hearing loss in children. We collaborate with the ENT (Ear, Nose and Throat) department to investigate the possible cause of your child's hearing loss. Along with a thorough ENT and Audiology consultation, evaluations by other specialties, including genetics, imaging, and vestibular (balance), may be recommended, depending on your child's needs.
Hearing Evaluations
Our Audiologists conduct full hearing diagnostic evaluations in sound-treated rooms with specialized, state-of-the-art equipment. The methods used to test a child's hearing will depend on the age of the child, the child's ability to cooperate, developmental, and health status.
General Hearing Tests and Evaluations
Typically, hearing evaluations begin with general diagnostics, or behavioral testing, in one of our sound-proof booths. These tests include:
Hearing tests based on child's age and functional level:
- Children 6 months to 3 years: Visual Reinforcement Audiometry (VRA). The child is seated on the parent's lap and sound is transmitted through the soundfield speakers, looking for localizations or changes in behavior. This is not an ear-specific test, but reflects the sensitivity of the better ear.
- Children 3-5 years: Conditioned Play Audiometry (CPA). The child wears either insert earphones or supraaural (headphones) and responds to ear-specific stimuli through the use of a game (i.e. putting a coin in the bank etc.).
- Children 5-18 years: Standard Behavioral Testing. The child wears insert or supraaural earphones and responds to stimuli by repeating a word or pressing a button.
Tests eardrum flexibility and reflexes of the middle ear muscle. While not a hearing test, it is helpful in identifying middle ear problems, such as fluid collecting behind the eardrum.
The child's ears are evaluated with an immittance bridge by placing a soft tip in the ear which then assesses eardrum movement, middle ear pressure, and the reflex of the middle ear muscle. This does not require a response from the child, although sitting quietly is required for this brief evaluation.
Measures the function of the outer hair cells, or the "natural amplifiers," which lie inside the cochlea.
During an OAE test, a soft tip is placed in the child's ear canal, which transmits sound to measure the outer hair cell function in the cochlea. This can be obtained in seconds on a sleeping infant or an older child who is able to sit quietly.
A normal recording is associated with normal outer hair cell function and this typically reflects normal hearing although in some cases the hearing loss may be due to problems in other parts of the hearing pathway.
Specialized Testing
If your child need further testing beyond the behavior hearing evaluation, your audiologist may recommend one of the following diagnostic tests.
This diagnostic test evaluates functioning of the auditory (hearing) nerve, and can be used as a predictor of hearing level. It is done while the baby/child is asleep (if 3 months or under) or sedated (over 3 months of age).
ABR testing is commonly performed on:
- babies that have failed their newborn hearing screening two times and have been medically cleared of middle ear fluid.
- children who are uncooperative for behavioral testing.
- children who cannot be reliably tested using general diagnostic tests (e.g., due to developmental delay, syndrome-related, etc.).
Testing is performed by placing soft electrodes on the baby/child and an insert tip in the ear canal, which sends a click sound to the ear.
Audiologists then measure the neural response and determine the child's threshold of hearing. It lasts approximately 1-2 hours.
This type of testing help diagnose Auditory Processing Disorder, where the child has difficulty processing what is heard because the ears and brain do not fully coordinate.
CAP testing is for children age 7 and older, to evaluate what happens to an auditory signal once it leaves the peripheral system (cochlea) and travels to the brain.
It is conducted in the test booth and requires the child to listen and respond to various exercises. It is for children with normal intelligence and normal hearing who exhibit difficulties processing information (e.g., trouble hearing in noise, difficulty following multi-step directions, poor reading/spelling/language skills, oral comprehension problems, etc.). This evaluation takes approximately 3 hours.
This testing assesses the function of the auditory (hearing) nerve. Abnormal nerve function can make it difficult for children to distinguish one sound from another and understand speech clearly.
This testing is conducted the same way an ABR is done but looks at a different part of the response. The disorder occurs when sound enters the inner ear normally, but the transmission of signals from the inner ear to the brain is impaired —which is typically exhibited by present OAEs (Otoacoustic Emissions from the outer hair cells, or the "natural amplifiers," which lie inside the cochlea) and absent or impaired ABR (Auditory Brainstem Response). We routinely do this evaluation as part of a diagnostic ABR and CAP (if warranted) to rule it out, but the test can be done independently without proceeding to do a threshold search.
It lasts about 1 hour and would be recommended for children when:
- parents report their child to have difficulty understanding speech clearly, especially in the presence of background noise
- behavioral testing reveals absent middle ear muscle reflexes and decreased speech discrimination testing in quiet and noise
- speech and language development is a concern- children with this disorder can have speech and ranges from mildly distorted to absent
Our balance system is made up from 3 areas in our bodies: the inner ear, the eyes, and our proprioception (use of muscles and joints to maintain body position). Nemours audiologists are part of a comprehensive, multi-disciplinary team that can assess symptoms of balance problems (dizziness, falling or the sensation of falling, disorientation, or nausea), help identify their cause, and develop a successful course of treatment.
Vestibular testing includes:
- Audiometry: hearing test
- Tympanometry and MEMR: Tests eardrum flexibility and reflexes of the middle ear muscle
- Otoacoustic Emissions (OAE): Measures the function of the outer hair cells, or the "natural amplifiers," which lie inside the cochlea
- Videonystagmography (VNG): Records and measures eye movement to check for the presence of vestibular system abnormalities
- Rotational Chair Testing (RVT): Tests the function of the vestibuloocular reflex (VOR), which allows us to keep objects in focus as we walk, play, and run
- Vestibular Evoked Myogenic Potential (VEMP): Assesses a specific part of the inner ear and vestibular nerve for abnormalities
Rehabilitation and Treatment
If your child is diagnosed with hearing loss or other hearing impairment, our audiologists will make appropriate recommendations based on your child's specific needs and impairment.
Hearing Aids: If hearing aids are necessary, Nemours audiologists are qualified and experienced in the evaluation, fitting and management of hearing aids for children of all ages, including babies as young as three months. As part of our program, we closely monitor your child's hearing loss and hearing aid care.
Frequency Modulated (FM) Systems: For some children with hearing loss or hearing impairment, background noises and distance can interfere with hearing and understanding. FM amplification systems can be used by children with hearing aids, as well as those children who are not candidates for hearing aids.
We offer two implantable hearing devices for children, age 5 years and older, with conductive or mixed hearing loss. These devices can also benefit children with single sided deafness — and both devices can be worn in a softband prior to age 5 years or if implantation is not desired.
- BAHA (Bone Anchored Hearing Aid): The BAHA is a surgically implanted system that works through direct bone conduction. The system works by enhancing natural bone transmission as a pathway for sound to travel directly to the inner ear, bypassing the outer and middle ear. The implant is placed during a short surgical procedure, which over time integrates with the skull bone — usually 3-6 months, depending on the age of the child. Once integrated, the processor is worn on the external abutment and transmits sound vibrations via the abutment to the implant. The implant vibrates, sending vibrations within the skull and inner ear. Hair cells within the inner ear stimulate nerve fibers, allowing hearing to occur.
- Sophono Bone Conduction Hearing System: The Sophono is an innovative, new abutment-free device. This system eliminates the need for a protruding abutment by utilizing a magnetic titanium implant, which securely holds the external processor in place through intact skin and hair via an external spacer magnet. The Sophono is implanted in a short, single stage procedure. The processor can be fitted for the patient in about 4 weeks after surgery or once the incision has healed. Like the BAHA, direct stimulation to the cochlea via vibrations allows for hearing to occur.
Cochlear Implant: A cochlear implant is a surgically implanted device for individuals with severe to profound hearing impairment who receive little to no benefit from hearing aids. The procedure does not restore hearing. What it does is transmit sound information past the damaged cochlea directly to the nerve of hearing. We provide a comprehensive Cochlear Implant and Auditory Rehabilitation Program, giving long-time support to children and families with ongoing therapy and involvement before and after surgery.
Our speech and language pathologists work one-on-one with children to teach or re-teach speech and hearing skills. We can provide these services to children regardless of their primary language at home. Our speech and language services for children with cochlear implants involve a technique called auditory-based therapy. Our program is delivered by therapists and follows a set of guiding principles that include an emphasis on early and consistent amplification, intense family participation, and therapy that focuses on developing speech through natural development patterns.
The methods used during therapy sessions are taught to parents, who will continue the training at home in their child's natural environment. The goal is to maximize the use of your child's residual hearing in order to develop expressive speech that is melodic and natural. The program emphasizes the meaning and pragmatics of language, rather than articulation – which means language is shaped, or "caught," rather than taught. The results are children who have natural-sounding speech and language, are excellent communicators, and are at a cognitive level similar or equal with their hearing peers.


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After a long Christmas break, Kaycee and Buffalo High School athletes are back in action this week.
The Bison boys' basketball team will be in Glenrock on Saturday to take on the Herders. Tipoff is at 4pm.
Broncs vs. Riverton! Tune in to KWYO 1410 AM and ESPN 87.7 FM radio! Check out the Sheridan Media webstream!
Final Score: Broncs 54, Riverton 51
Broncs WIN!
Lady Broncs vs. Riverton. Tune in to ESPN 87.7 FM radio! Check out the Sheridan Media webstream!
Final Score: Lady Broncs 47, Riverton 31
Lady Broncs WIN!
SC BASKETBALL - The Sheridan college basketball teams split games in Glendive, Montana last night the Lady Generals lost 60-45 the Generals beat the Bucs 93-73.
They play at home Saturday against Northwest Wyoming those games will be at 3:00 and 5:00.
UW BASKETBALL - The Wyoming Cowboys lost at home against New Mexico last night 72-69 in overtime, the Cowgirls lost at New Mexico 75-65.
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